Quote from his comment on issue #9275:
Also I wish I could clear/reset the logs from the UI :)
Steps to reproduce:
- Change the log level to "debug" in the General NVDA Settings.
- Open the Log Viewer via the NVDA menu.
- Try to remember the actual last line.
- Open the start menu. Or just do anything else. It doesn't matter. But its logs are very, very important for you.
- Switch back to the Log Viewer.
- Have fun by finding the previous remembered line.
Actual behaviour:
It isn't possible to clear the logged content until step 4. It has to deleted with Notepad++ or with any other useful source code editor manually, after the logfile was saved first.
Expected behaviour:
Add the following hotkeys to NVDA:
- NVDA+Shift+F2: Set start point in the logfile.
- NVDA+CTRL+F2: Set end point in the logfile.
After NVDA+CTRL+F2 was pressed, the content between the start and the end point is selected and copied into a new logfile which is automatically saved on the Windows Desktop. The filename for this new logfile is based on the current timestamp, e.g. "NVDA_2019-02-15-012345.log".
System configuration:
NVDA installed/portable:
Both
NVDA version:
2018.4.1
Windows version:
Win7 to Win10-1903
Original suggestion by @AbhitejJohn:
Quote from his comment on issue #9275:
Steps to reproduce:
Actual behaviour:
It isn't possible to clear the logged content until step 4. It has to deleted with Notepad++ or with any other useful source code editor manually, after the logfile was saved first.
Expected behaviour:
Add the following hotkeys to NVDA:
After NVDA+CTRL+F2 was pressed, the content between the start and the end point is selected and copied into a new logfile which is automatically saved on the Windows Desktop. The filename for this new logfile is based on the current timestamp, e.g. "NVDA_2019-02-15-012345.log".
System configuration:
NVDA installed/portable:
Both
NVDA version:
2018.4.1
Windows version:
Win7 to Win10-1903